Speaker 1: The real question is, Carl, why do you always make
us late?
Speaker 2: Oh the irony, that's funny, that's.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I like Carl waiting for way too long because.
Speaker 2: I am honestly. Honestly though, given the day and you
know the date, it's a it's a it's a wonder
that we're as coherent as we are.
Speaker 1: Yes, yes, and uh, generous friends can be a dangerous
thing on New Year's I'll leave it at that. Yeah,
all in one piece, somewhat miraculously. Uh tell my wife
had to play poker. That might be a mistake anyway. So, Carl,
have you been. It's it's been what two weeks since
we've spoken at least live on air.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean Christmas was wonderful, New Year's was wonderful.
It's just a great season. A lot of time with
family and friends ends and so yeah, doing doing well
all all things considered.
Speaker 1: I guess to be a professional podcaster. You and I
have done another recording. We both appeared on Pete's show
not too long ago. Yeah, to do a sort of
retrospective on the life and work of ze Man. Uh So,
if you're interested, check that out. It you know, it's
sobering but it was. It was good. It was honestly
pretty funny in some parts as Yeah, you know, ze
Man was obviously as well. I put out my compilation,
you know, every time I spoke to him live on air.
So if you're interested in getting some context for that,
the episode we did with Pete is uh, it's probably
the best place to start.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 1: But yeah, Man, twenty twenty five has been Uh, it's
been quite a year. I found an interesting, uh graphic.
It was going around on Twitter a while back. Of course,
I open Twitter and it's just dozens of people berating
me for being late to my and stream, which you know,
fair enough, I guess, but it was it was sort
of interesting in that it tracked on kind of a
you know, a barograph the heat of different stories over time.
So I'll pull it up, but I thought it would
be interesting to go through it. And yes, FBI in
format it is true. He is uh what the heck?
All right, sorry, that's weird. There's some sort of traffic
altercation going on outside my house anyway, so to kind
of track how these stories developed over time, all right,
So you can see right, the height of this you know,
line is basically how often it's been searched and you
can see, you know, the conversation sort of develop over time.
It's interesting things there, Right, I've kind of forgotten that
the the big fire fires happened, you know, less of
a relevant story now just god smiting.
Speaker 2: You haven't been able to rebuild.
Speaker 1: Well, that's that's a them problem.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 1: If I were in a fire, it'd be horrible, you know,
the top line news would be ebagging constantly. But over
there people I don't like, not a problem. The Greenland
thing somewhat similar inauguration. All of these are kind of
I'm not joking. There's actually a fight going on in
front of my house. Yeah, a very normal suburban neighborhood.
So sorry if you hear.
Speaker 2: Okay, So okay, So now now I have to ask, yeah,
is it what we would expect partially?
Speaker 1: Uh huh, Well it is a fourteen year old, clapped
out hondo accord. I'll provide no additional information. Sorry, I
know this is poor podcasting. It's just a bizarre incident,
like literally with in my own view.
Speaker 2: I kind of expected a Nissan Ultima, but same saying
me too.
Speaker 1: Me too, actually, so you know, moving up in the world, Uh,
I was tailgated.
Speaker 2: A couple of nights ago, my daughter was went to
a very innocuous, you know, like middle school kids, you know,
holiday party hosted by a bunch of parents, and like,
I'm usually one of the parents that volunteers to kind
of chaperone these kinds of things, but I didn't have to,
and we know the parents and trust them, and it
was this very nice, innocuous thing. Anyway, I went and
I picked her up and within three blocks who was
aggressively tailgating me but someone a quote unquote person in
a clapped out fifteen year old Nissan Altima. So yeah,
it was nice.
Speaker 1: I had a fascinating conversation. I'd sort of had a
small graduating class of like thirty, you know, roughly fifty
to fifty male females. So the guy's got pretty close
and you know, just an informal gathering of about ten
of us, you know, kind of catching up, and it
was you know, as you expected, married babies, all that
kind of stuff. But there were two people who were
really interesting to talk.
Speaker 2: That's wonderful, by the way.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, you know, normal, you know, I mean, I
guess if the people who fell off the face of
the earth, and you know, turning tricks on the street
corner probably don't want to show up.
Speaker 2: But so.
Speaker 1: You guys really interesting to talk to one local police
department for all of the reasons, having a contact to
the local police department can be fun and interesting. And
then two, a guy who works, you know, in kind
of middle management at enterprise right, did rentals. Oh, and
having the two of them together was really funny. Car
stereotypes are completely correct. His rental company had to drop
the entire Dodge charger lineup for exactly the reason you ouh.
And then also I, I you know, sort of as
a joke, I was tried not to court controversy, brought
up the Nissan stereotype in oblique terms. And both of
them are sitting next to each other, like one hundred percent.
The cop is like, I see A he's on Ultima
on a spare tire. I'm stopping them. I know they're
up to something.
Speaker 2: Yep, yep. That's delightful. And what was.
Speaker 1: Especially interesting about the two of them talking is I
found out that there is a h a pattern, right,
this is a this is a scheme. There's sort of
an ocean's eleven where you you rent a car to
go commit a crime. Now, the problem is when you
do this, you rent a car with your drivers.
Speaker 2: Yes, which is a very complex concept, is.
Speaker 1: Really no additional layer of security than just using your
actual car. It leads to the same information, right, It's
like exactly like half a step. And so I was
talking to these guys. They're like, oh, yeah, we see
each other all the time because I go in and
I'm like hey, and he's like, oh goodness.
Speaker 2: That's hilarious, dude, Oh that's wonderful. God I have to
and I add some I'll I'll let you finish. I'll
let you finish.
Speaker 1: No, no, And the the highlight was that the two
of them talking about, you know, this sort of incident
they'd both been involved in together with the guy who
works at the rental company. And he's like, yeah, this
guy comes in he says, you know what, I hit
a deer. You know, I use the insurance that I
bought to cover. He's like, okay, whatever it's normal for.
And then like two or three days later, another guy
comes in looking for rental.
Speaker 2: He's like, yeah, I was just.
Speaker 1: Mining my own business at home. And then there's a
police chase going through my neighborhood and they.
Speaker 2: Hit my car.
Speaker 1: So now my car's at the shop and the guy's like, oh,
that's weird, and he's like, yeah, it was like a
blue Chrysler two hundred. He's like, wait a minute, we
just got a guy who had a crest Or two
hundred come in with damage. It could have matched up
to this guy when he was describing, Oh my goodness. Basically,
they were like ninety percent of the way through processing
insurance claim for a car involved in a police chase.
So the point is rental cards. They're not giving him
out to our strongest soldiers. I'll leave that out.
Speaker 2: So a former colleague of mine who I he was
basically Antifa adjacent, So I certainly don't. I hope good
things for him and his family and hope that he
steers himself in a less retarded direction. Oh and here's
the best part. His Antifa adjacency is all because he's
a sports fan. I mean, I'm dead serious. It's sports
in bio as the stereotype. Anyhow, the reason I bring
this up, the reason I invoke this when you're talking
about rental cars, is that there are these services out
there where you can loan your personal car out for
you know, the idea being it's just sitting there, so
like get some cash out of it. Well, he lives
in a city that has become infamous for anarcho tyranny,
by the way, a subject that our front mutual friend
Astrol and I discussed at length yesterday morning, and the
episode will be coming out on Monday. Anyhow, So, anyway,
he stopped doing this because his car kept being used
in crimes. And when you have an app that governs
all this stuff, there is a great deal more f
wordery which can take place that anonymizes the actual user
of the car versus them going in person for a
rental car. So he's found spent casings in his car,
he's found drugs, someone cooked meth in the back of
one of his cars. So he had to like write
it off as a salvage. Yeah, I mean, and it is.
It's hilarious. And he was like, I can't believe this
is happening. And I'm like, you put this up. You
put two of your cars up to be able to
be used by anyone you know who just puts information
into an app. And so yeah, you get fifty dollars
but a crackhead uses your car for a crime spree,
and you're and you live in a city that is
infamous for this, in your surprise that it's affecting you personally,
because what you do, what you're supposed to do, is say, oh,
that would only affect those poor whites down there who
I disdain, and so anyway, couldn't happen to a nicer person.
I just saw a hummingbird outside my window. It's January first.
Speaker 1: This is again horrible podcasting to just be talking about
things happening off.
Speaker 2: I mean, like, seriously, there's a I saw them a
week ago and I was like, I've never seen a hummingbird. Yes,
it has been a very mild year, but like it,
we just got below freezing at night after Christmas and
there's hummingbirds zipping around anyway. Thrilling radio.
Speaker 1: Yay, thrilling radio. So to get back to your point,
was he I'm guessing he was using like Turo or
another app like that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm pretty sure.
Speaker 1: Uh So, Yeah, that's that's sort of an interesting thing
because if you remember Turo was used in a series.
I guess this would have been last or was this
early last this year? Last year early crimes like very
dramatic ones. Both the uh Trump Tower bombing, Oh yeah,
which I considered to be the most suspicious event I
have never heard anything else about.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 1: And then also that attack in New Orleans, right, both
rented off turo. Now look like, you know, Turro's convenient
to use and in a big city, it's you know,
probably better than getting a rental car like a rider
truck or something.
Speaker 2: That was weird.
Speaker 1: Do you remember that, uh, that incident in uh, the
Trump tower bombing with the Tesla cyber truck.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the cyber truck and the what did the guy
use a desert eagle? Yeah? Yeah, well, yeah, that.
Speaker 1: Was sure weird.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's totally logical that that kind of a guy
would use a meme gun of that type, like an
SF operator using a desert eagle. Uh, doesn't really check out.
Speaker 1: Especially I mean, not to be grim, but only on
him himself. And as we as we know, the first
rule of Timeline Earth is never kill only yourself. Yes, no,
But in all seriousness, that's a really weird one because
I don't know if it's on in this graph, but
the the anti elon violence at the beginning of the year,
which was kind of you know, presaged a lot of
the you know, the other riots and anti ice violence
and then just you know, political assassinations we saw later.
It was sort of an interesting incitement. One of the
things that came out was that a lot of this
was just being funded by like the leftist Engo network, Yeah, right,
Open Society Foundation and others. So, I mean, I think
if we're making predictions for twenty twenty six, it's that
things will continue to get more violent. I mean, I
don't think that's a good thing, but like this, this
is an observable trend line that one that one particular
incident is very very weird. Carl, And in our circles,
I'm sure you have access to you know, some guys
who know some things. And the number one thing I
got from my contacts, you know, guys who didn't know him,
but you know, either at the same team before or after,
who had friends in common. Their main takeaway was that's
a guy who could have done a lot more like
the sort of amateurish I think it was like a
pressure cooker bomb was something like relatively simple.
Speaker 2: Yeah, one of those least certain things that he could
do with black powder, and just trash.
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah, and they were really surprised because they're basically saying,
like this is a very ineffectual Yeah, like a very
ineffectual attack, like he ye blew up the Tesla cyber
truck and running the lobby, killed himself. Yeah, yeah, just
very odd. And I don't ironically, and I don't have
a smoking gun. I don't know where that goes, why
that happened. That is one of several just bizarre incidences
that it feels like it has completely dropped off the
face of the earth and there's been no ada context.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, and there won't be. Yeah, I mean, it's uh,
you know, I think I think one of these funny
things is you still see these conspiracy theory obsessed people.
And I use that in scare quotes because you know
what I mean, Like it's the people that genuinely believe
that everything is some vast conspiracy, but at the same
time they believe like the truth will come out and
it's like no, like it's kind of like it's kind
of like the Black Pill and the Litany against Fear.
You have to pass through the fear, you know, and
and leave it behind you, and only you will remain right.
You have to do that with the black pill, so
that you understand reality and accept the situation, and they
say it is time to move forward based on this
orientation and have a positive outlook, understanding that I'm not
going to be able to salvage this system, for example.
But you have to do the same thing with a
lot of these conspiracies, which is I'm never going to
know and so so you know, there's things that if
you can actually influence it and if you have information
that sharing it will actually do something, that's great. But
if you don't, if it's one of these things that's
so compartmentalized that the chances of like reality being exposed
are you know, infinitesimal. Like you kind of have to
go that's weird anyway and just move on.
Speaker 1: Right because it's like otherwise it'll it'll drive you crazy.
You know, there's quite simply nothing to be done, which
is depressing. But yeah, it's and that's sort of bizarre,
like they're there really have been and we'll see this
on here. There are others, you know, multiple stories that
have just dropped off the face of the earth, you know,
after being kind of you know brought in, uh, the
other ones on here. You know, you see the the
kind of you know, huge peak and then slow kind
of pathetic, uh like bleed out of you know, Doge relevance.
Yea to me, Like and this happened, I guess around Thanksgiving.
But when Doge died, any hope for the administration died
as well. Oh yeah, Like that's the one where it's like, Okay,
you know, you you fought Leviathan and you lost. Like
there were you know, obviously you know, on this program
and others. I've made my my criticisms well known, you know,
so I'm not gonna you know, restate them here. But
that's the moment where it's like, okay, like you guys lost, Like, sorry,
you didn't lost. I guess you were unable to do
what you said you wanted to. And I think that,
you know, especially if we expect some sort of you know,
reversal in the midterms, I it is very likely that
Elon Musk goes to jail.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 1: He really really angered people. Oh and additionally, I think
it's it's curious to uh, it's curious to think like
how much of the you know, knowing what we do
about the funding for the anti Tesla violence, Like how
much of that was organic and how much of that
was basically like, We're going to hurt you for doing this,
or at least trying to. So again like I'm not
the biggest Elon fan in the world, but uh, he
might have made a very very bad move. And I
think you're already seeing it with the way that you know,
Tesla is trending as a company.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 1: Interestingly enough, there have been rumors that SpaceX is going
to IPO and it's going to you know, hit you know,
I think be the first, you know, I po above
a trillion. I think rumors are saying Musk is anything
for like one point three So maybe you know, Tesla
will you know, sort of pass by the wayside into
SpaceX is really the thing that matters to him. And
you know, it seems as if you know, Teal Talenteer
and you know, Musk and his buddies have gotten very
involved in the security state. So maybe the answer is
simply to make yourself too, you know, to make.
Speaker 2: It fail sensible.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Now that said, we have seen these people over
and over again cut off their nose just like their face,
So who knows, but I'd be curious to see where
that develops. But yeah, the Doze one is sort of
that one where it's like, regardless of anything else, regardless
of the you know, the foreign policy disasters, regardless of
all the other very real criticisms, at least that was
something which could have measurably made things better. And at
this point it's a complete and abject failure. It is gone.
Everything has been absorbed back in. You know, it went
from two trillion in savings to one, so I think
it ended up at like one hundred and thirty billion
if you squint your eyes, which look is a monumental
amount of money, but not on the scale of USG.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and you know, I think that the most important
thing about DOGE is that it was a parallel institution
that they controlled within the government, which is absolutely what
is required to take on the deep state. So I mean,
it's it's pretty amusing, frankly that the way that it
uh that this worked out, and the obvious you know,
uh swamp operatives that are that are steering his administration.
Susie Wiles for one, right, like it's it seems like
such low hanging fruit, and then you remember that he
was really he was reelected, he was allowed to come back,
he was allowed to survive these things because of the
coalition backing him. And all we would ever expect to
play out is a struggle for this control, right, the
control of you know, who's gonna who's gonna ascend to
the top, And there'll be successes within these factions. And like,
for example, all the stuff with the somalis right, Like
they're an incredibly small, highly visible, highly hostile, useless population
and you know, they do nothing but take and they're
completely a tool for the enemies of his factions, like
the collection of factions that are backing him, And so
the easiest way to get a win is to say,
we're going to get rid of these people. But it's
literally like sixty thousand people. Is it a staggering amount
of fraud that they're participating in? Yes? Are they propping
up the Democratic Party and like financing a vast array
of scumbags with this, Yes, But the Indians are in
the same fashion, doing the same sorts of things, right,
and like there's a lot of people posting about this
as well, And they're also a very small Frankly, they
are a small percentage of our population. And so it's
really interesting to watch these things play out and the
defensive actions taking place online. But I certainly like the
small have their TPS status coming up in the spring,
I believe, for renewal, and so it would be very
easy to get rid of them because there's only like
sixty thousand, it'd be very easy to do it. And
especially the administration is saying anyone involved in fraud, and
it's like, oh, that's basically all Samolians, because they don't
do this as individuals. They do it as like tribal groups.
You know, you don't decide to do it. You're set
up in a house with help from someone in an NGO,
and then your tribal your next level up tribal contact,
whether it's a family member, a distant relative or whatever,
is like here you go, you do this thing, and
then you get a cut, and we control your LLC
and then everything directs this way and you just live
in this house and take care of your retarded grandparents.
And so it's gonna be one of those things that's
an easy, low hanging fruit thing to address. Now the
amusing thing happens, or I should say, the amusing outcome
would be they fail to actually deal with that, or
there's massive resistance when it's time to get rid of
these people, which would be a complete It'd be putting
them on the spot. It'd be putting the ADMIN and
just the legitimacy of our government on the spot. That
like literally the second people get in and they have
some sort of status, you can't get rid of them.
That will be really interesting. And so the whole thing
with DHS is that they were establishing kind of a
separate armed force, armed security force with law enforcement credentials
within the United States that's controlled by their faction. And
so this is this is a group that can actually
do things. So this is where things get spicy. Is
this year in the spring, watching how this plays out,
this could get very spicy.
Speaker 1: Well, And I think that that is the big takeaway
from DOGE. It's just that literally everything is funded by
the US government. Yeah, the whole reason all of these
you know kind of like synthetic progressive protests exist here,
exists across the world, all of these different things, you know,
and you know, many of these sort of got memedne
by DOGE, you know, paying for you know, sex re
assignment surgery and Nigeria, you know, all of these kind
of preposterous things, and it's like, oh, well, it's just patronage, right,
You're just paying your guys to basically do nothing to
make the world worse with billions of dollars from the
normal middle class Americans. And you know, when you combine
that with the revelations about this kind of like widespread fraud.
You know, as we've said that the smalities, it's basically like, okay,
this is just a looting operation. There's really nothing more
to it. And we knew that, we just didn't know
the details. You know, There's been some information going around
basically breaking down you know, population by different demographic group
and tax or tax contributions and basically, Carl people like
you and I fund about eighty percent of this. Obviously
other groups as well, but dramatically overrepresented in that and effectively,
as we've seen, laws really only apply, like braud is
really only illegal if you're a white guy, to be
perfectly honest, and if you're a client group, that's just.
Speaker 2: What you do.
Speaker 1: And really the main problem, as we know from you know,
Tim Walls is looking into it, that's white supremacy. And again,
you know, you look at, and Somalis are a particularly
poignant example because it's like one literally the last time
I thought about Somalies, it's because they were you know,
killing American soldiers and dragging their bodies through the streets.
Somehow they end up here in you know, Minnesota and
northern Maine and then start these massive fraud networks and
it's like, okay, like why are we doing this? Literally,
why are we doing this? What benefit does this have
to us? Well, there is not right to the nation
per se. But and this is funny because Somalians were
the exact example used in spandrels by a leninis a
message it's because they are in confetent fraudsters, and that's
great as a client group. That's that's exactly what they
are here. For one, it's been you know, allegations relating
to Act Blue that all of these different day care
centers and health companies with you know, no addresses or
you know, multiple registered at the same you know, boarded up,
boarded up building. Well they're kicking up you know camp
maximum contributions to you know Act Blue and look like
you know, the Republicans have been so entirely uh so
entirely incompetent, and that's really been kind of the you know,
the the the kind of trend line of twenty twenty
five has just been complete and total incompetence. And well,
we found this, you know, horrendous fraud. You know, all
of these you know billions wasted, these people stealing, you know,
these people committing crimes. So we'll send a strongly worded letter. Okay,
like that doesn't stop this, that doesn't actually do anything,
and uh yeah, it's basically a giant scam. Like we
knew it now we know more, and look like that's
not a good position to be in because it seems
as if there was a chance to actually do something
and it was completely and totally you know, reabsorbed, right,
the blob won. And so you know, there's kind of
been multiple chapters to this. Uh, this isn't on this infographic,
which I might just pull down because there's there's more
interesting stuff to talk to. But similarly, you know, another
big story this year, which is very much connected, has
been the uh, the conversation around trucket. Right, there have
been a number of you know, really horrific crashes, you know,
where people have been killed and we find out that
basically there is a very similar scam set up for
cels on one hand, deliberately keeping labor low, uh you know,
deliberately basically getting slave labor under training them. And many
of these schools are being paid by the federal government
to offer vocational training. So again it's another one of
these just kind of massive scams, like an inferior product
is being you know, purchased for a you know, upmarket, right,
and we see it everywhere. I'll throw it back to you, Carl.
Speaker 2: Now, it's when when my son was doing drivers that
I couldn't help but know it is the steady, h
steady stream of Indians. I'm trying not to use a
pejorda getting uh you know, standard driver's licenses and then
making the jump to get as provisional CDL. And many
states were just handing them driver's licenses just like BAM.
And one of them killed my cousin a year ago
who was a professional trucker, and so one they anyway,
I'm trying trying to be as non inflammatory as possible,
but they are our biggest enemy race in my opinion,
in terms of the rubber meeting the road, you know,
in the in the in the real life space lawfully, legally, peacefully,
of course, but you know, we could deal with this administratively.
But in general, you know, it's that's the that's the
that's the big one when it comes to, uh, you know,
the upcoming problems for our people in the next couple
of years is the the Indians are basically the the janissaries,
the most effective janissaries and still not very effective. It's
just you know, they're they're incredibly aggressive and abrasive about
about the way they do things, and incredibly hated. So
you know, like so that the Somalian escapegoat. The way
this works, that that people forget about is that, uh,
failure upon failure upon failure does not ultimately lead to
like real resistance, Like just look at South Africa. It
doesn't work that way. It's very demoralizing to fail and
lose on a regular basis. However, Uh, if you see wins,
people want more wins, and they get more aggressive and
and they and they demand more, they demand bigger wins.
So if you see this is this is that whole
dancing on the edge of the blade of a knife
thing that the regime has to do they really need
to real legitimize themselves. And I think we we all
we all know, like everyone knows at this point, like
what's going on. Like your normal like Trump voter, which
is not a normal voter, I get it, but it's
it's like your normal Trump voter understands what's going on.
And that's frankly catastrophic for the legitimacy of the regime.
But it's over. So they have to give us wins.
But they can't give us too many wins because you
can't control the momentum. And so when you see people
for example, here's the latest that's out there as it
relates to the Somalians, there is a Somaliland is a
separatist region of Somalia that was administered by the British
and they have been trying to be recognized as a
separate country from Somalia for quite a long time. They
provisionally merged with Somalia in I want to say it
was the sixties after independence, but then they tried to
break off again and they had a war, and so
they're unrecognized and they're in they're participating in like the
negotiations around the Gulf with the Gulf States. They want
to join the Abraham Accords. They've offered to receive Palestinian
refugees and allow Israel to build a military base on
the Gulf of Aden, right across from Yemen. Right, supposedly, right,
this is supposedly this thing. And yes, there's been a
lot of lobbying for decades about this. But now you
have all these people saying, oh, well, if we get
rid of the Somalians, it's all for Israel. And it's like, no, no, no, no, no,
no no, we don't want Somalians here. That when I
will never forget this is a true story. I was
traveling with a colleague who was a gay libtard. Of course,
like literally all those things are true. And we were
in a city that has a very large Somalian population.
In America, there's not that many. And we had to
get an uber to go from a hotel to our
client's offices, and we got picked up by a Somalian
and I knew he was a Somalian the second I
saw him, and I said, well, this'll be interesting if
I make it. So I texted my wife, I love you. Anyway.
We're driving on the highway and he's leaning over like
with his head resting against like the door and the
and the side window right and so he can basically
see over the steering wheel with his right eye. And
he has his phone down there and he's watching pornography
and doing eighty miles an hour on the shoulder of
the highway. And so my my gay lib TRD colleague
who's up in the you know, the shotgun seat, is like,
excuse me, sir, excuse me. And I'm just in the
back like this is delightful, just like holding on for
dear life. And you know, nobody likes these people and
it isn't a it isn't a big wind for Israel.
H if we get rid of them, like okay, if
I don't care where they go, they can go into
the sea for all I care. And if and if
Israel has a separate thing with Somalia land like where
they do this thing and it goes back one hundred years,
like we know, like this was part of one of
their alternate plans for settling, for for being like baby Israel,
don't go and and and for people to smush these
things together and say you can't get rid of the
Somalis because of Israeli machinations in Somali land. I'm just like,
you're a retarded person. You've you've lost the ability to
perceive the world.
Speaker 1: Well, this is something and this has been more recent
we have seen and look, carl Uh, you and I
are aware of certain realities of American foreign policy which
almost don't even need to be said. Now that that said,
there is like a genuine what you call it, like IDs, right,
Israeli derangement syndrome. Yes, absolutely, And you see this with
the kind of like desire to create some sort of
a coalition with like Muslims, you know where it's like, oh,
like you know the base Muslims they like Jesus and
it's like well okay, yeah, sure, and like an abstract sense,
but also they do not belong here, right, Like we
don't want them here and you know, align with Islam
to to you know, to I have to pick my
terms here to own the Israelis. It's like, look, man,
you're kind of taking in a poison pill here, like
both things can be bad. I think you see this
perhaps more in America than in Europe for obvious reasons.
Across there's proportionally a much small amount of you know,
immigration from majority muscle nations, but you know, you can
see it from guys like Tucker, who generally I quite like,
but like those sort of comments I just find baffling,
like why are we doing this? You know, two things
can be bad at once, even if they don't like
each other. You know, it's sort of the like girls, girls,
you're both horrible sort of thing. And that's one of
those things where it's just I've refused to be pulled
into that false dialectic and yeah, no, we we lived
in a country where neither of these were a concern
and it was very nice. Then I would like to
do that again. Other kind of stories over the year
that I think are are worth mentioning is the Eternals
Saga of one. Actually this was the year that we
determined that bog Beef coined the term Star Wars name.
Speaker 2: It's a great term, just absolutely absolutely.
Speaker 1: But the the eternal kind of multi chapter saga of
Kilmar Breyo Garcia. Right, this sort of you know wife beating,
you know, gang member who has become you know much
you know, like a pitbull or something. Is yeah, like
cause celeb of u, you know, the American loved Art.
I think he's still in the country. I can't tell. Uh. Again,
we've just found out that much like the entire government
being a scam, h judges just rule America. There's there's
nothing to it. It's like you can win an election
and then some guy and like you know, Minneapolis just says, well,
you know, I went to law school, so that doesn't happen.
You know, I am now the president of America. And again,
while we have seen many strongly worded letters, there's been
absolutely no progress on that. I think one lady got
a felony because she literally let someone out of her
courtroom and told them to run. Okay, that's something, but
that is also so cartoonishly illegal that it's yeah, like
it's not a huge win. Whereas the kind of activist judges,
I mean, there has been a problem since FDR right,
you know, legislating from the judicial bench. But it is
it is metastasized, and in much the same way that
the kind of administrative state has metastasized. You cannot have
a country with this sort of ruling. It is completely
and totally like ossified. This is nonsense, and the unwillingness
to attack this especially staring down you know, at you know,
in the most realistic case, maybe one more year in power.
It's like, okay, guys, like what are we doing here?
Because the answer seems to be okay, like we're we're
solving some aspects of the border good, We're you know,
going about you know, deportations in an inefficient way, but
it's happening, which is you know something and then nothing
else whatsoever. And so like the idea that you know,
I owe this coalition some sort of loyalty after this
just like complete and total inability to get anything done.
You have, let alone we talk about you know, you know,
the appointments or anything else. It's like, look, guys, like
aren't you in charge? Like on you the president. Because
one of the other stories had happened a little bit earlier,
or maybe it was somewhat contemporaneous with the first round
of mister Brigo Garcia was the whole auto pen scandal,
which is big in like deep Maga area. Yeah yeah,
but that is sort of an interesting one because it
just turns out that what we all knew to be
true was true, that Joe Biden was just a senile
old man or a Chinese clone, and he was just
having a robot sign a bunch of stuff that he
didn't understand and didn't read. Apparently that's how the biggest,
most powerful country in America or in the world rather
works like this world Empire. It's just an autonomous system. Again,
I don't know what to add to that as a conclusion,
but it's neat to know.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's it's delightful. I you know, all they have really,
all they have to do is build up enough enough
people dispersed around the country, you know, in in orgs
they control, which again, yes, I get it to have
an all patriots go moment and basically say it'll be
all good at the end of this, like disregard judges.
I'll leave it at that. But I mean it's it's
literally at that point where that's the only thing that
could work. And the people, you know, waiting with baited
breath for for that to happen are probably going to
be disappointed because you're not dealing with serious people, and
the serious people are basically shocked by unseerious leaders. So
it's a it's very interesting. This is going to be
a fascinating year, and I'm here for it. I am
here for it. I'm not going to be sad about it.
I like again, like I get it, So why would
I sit there and cry about it? Like, you have
to put that behind you. You have to you have
to have accepted this by now instead of just being
a sad panda. It's the days of being sad about
the stuff are over. You need to have this be
mused Jay Burden esque perspective on the subject. Uh.
Speaker 1: I actually I think that everyone should have a Jay
Burden esque perspective on everything. That's true, my whole project. True,
it's just you know, narcissism.
Speaker 2: But we did.
Speaker 1: We did get a super chat from the Shadow Band
over on Entropy. Happy New Year, Thank you Shadow Band.
I appreciate it.
Speaker 2: Thank you Shadow Band.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and I want to sort of emperor all of
this by saying, look, like, you know, the the Trump
administration failing is not the end of the world here.
You know, I think that it shows that is certain
avenues to solving this have been closed off, which would
have undoubtedly been pleasant and easier than others. But you
know it was a long shot at best. Enjoy your
seven six two no comment. I'll leave that at that. Yeah,
and I think that you know, really twenty twenty five
has been you know, a year where many things were
laid out explicitly and made clear. Again we knew that
this thing was not for us. It viewed us hostily.
But it's a different thing to feel that and to
see you know, the actual hard data is somewhat related. Obviously,
you know, the economy has been a disaster.
Speaker 2: This is.
Speaker 1: Sorry, the gobbins are quite funny. Uh But anyway, I
started to kind of wrap up that thought that as
we kind of turned to the economy and that and
the inflation was a story that you know, on that
graph I showed earlier, was you know high all year
if something people are very concerned about. But you know,
whether you look at the piece from Compact or you know,
the the anti boomer discourse that you and I have
been engaging in, to another example where effectively this thing
is not for us. And if you were neither you know,
a current kind of uh you know, patron or client
rather of you know, the patron class, you're getting screwed.
And if you're not, you don't have access to you know,
ultra you know boomer luxury communism. Right this, you know,
you're you're you know, Boomer Gibbs, we're screwed too. And
even if you do, you know, as Monnious would say,
even if you do the thing, you know, you get
your guy in you you create the alternative power structure.
You know, you go about things in such a way
as would you know, someone serious about changing this, Well,
the system will simply, you know, adapt around it. It
will simply, you know, absorb that. I think it's interesting
as well to note that Trump had his highest approval,
particularly under the under forty crowd, in the early months,
when he was just battering these people, going after them,
firing them, when he was you know, saying these people
are going to jail. That's when he was, you know,
at his highest and now like look like that. I
think the generic ballad is like Dee plus one, which
isn't crazy, you know, it's not like they're you know huge,
you know, massively underwater. It's still well within the kind
of noise polling. But at the same time, it's like,
look like, as we just saw a few days ago
in Iowa, it's like the Republican base is not excited, no,
not happy, because rightfully they realized they they were had,
you know that they were sold bill goods and nothing
came of it at all, and the real priorities are
look like, you know, the illegal immigration is certainly part
of it, although you know, the administration has been speedlining
legal immigration, which is a distinction without a disc without
a distinction without a difference, thank you. Uh so, okay,
that's it best a mixed bag. But anything else, it's like, well,
you know, uh, do you want another war? We can
do that if you want to Operation Midnight Hammer, you
want to bomb Yemen, I guess and look like I'm
not some peace stuff here. You know, I'm not just
offended by the concept of conflict. I don't really care
about the fact that we're you know, blowing up Somali
pirates or you know in the strait of horror moves right,
guess that's not Somali's but you know pirates. That doesn't
bother me, that doesn't offend me. But when that's the
one thing you're doing, especially after you know, presenting yourself
as you know, a peace maker, presenting yourf is someone
who was getting us out of war, it's like, well, okay,
like to be honest, what are you doing for me?
And the prospect of maybe kind of we might give
you like two grand on a check that you're still
taxed on if we feel like it in the face
of you know, an exploding cost of living, a trade
war which is seemingly being lost. And again, you know,
I'm not some free marketeer, like there's a way to do,
you know, tariffs that make sense, but it seems as
if the Chinese had more leverage than we did and
we're getting screwed. So where does that go? Like, genuinely,
where does that go? One of the other interesting trends
that I thought was kind of fascinating. So I'm sure
you remember, Carl And from what I understand, this was
much more pronounced in Europe than it was here. But
the big thing after after the koof was Ukraine. That
was current thing that has really died down. He had
a big spike after that admittedly very funny interaction between
him and Donald Trump and Jade Vance. That was the last,
in my mind, the last sort of cool Trump moment,
you know, even if it was kind of, you know,
a farce, But that has just dropped off the face
of the earth. People really aren't talking about it anymore now.
Part of that is that you know, grim realities may
have started to set in. Also, the kind of fickle
American marvel brain seems to have focused on something else.
You know, Ice is the big bugaboo. Now I haven't
figured out a connection between Putin and Ice, but I'm
sure we'll find one. And I think that that's interesting
as well. That you know, it seems as if well,
certainly the the operative part of the machine, the thing
that really matters is foreign policy. We are seeing a
different camp in power right who are more focused on
certain interests at the expense of others. And it seems
as if Israel, you know both you know post you know,
October seventh, and also with the Israel Oran war has
basically taken over as priority and that needs to be
are kind of like foreign policy priority over everything else.
Operation Midnight Hammer was mentally embarrassing because it was basically,
you know, we were told to jump, we did sort
of incident, yeah, but exceptually there was something kind of
interesting that happened, which is that is real got battered
a lot more than I think many people thought they would.
I know that you know, neither you nor I is
particularly like a Middle East foreign policy guy. But I'm
curious if you have anything on that point, Carl.
Speaker 2: They they did very poorly. And their whole you know,
iron dome, which is something that I demand regularly, I
performed very poorly. It's very very effective against like aluminum
tubes filled with like rocket powder, you know, a giant
SD what.
Speaker 1: About a Jessla driven by a suicidal Green Beret with
the Desert Eagle.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but but no, they they they performed poorly, and
and it was a it was a great moment to
show that the unipolar world is over. Uh you know,
drone technology and uh, you know cruise missile technology, hypersonics,
hypersonic conventional weapons, uh and multiple re entry conventional weapons
have been showcased a great deal in both Israel as
well as the Ukraine. And it's just really really hilarious
that you know, Yeah, that's actually a good point, PAULI
b I mean, it was sad curated and supplemented by
all kinds of American missile you know, anti missile technology,
and you can get through. You can get through with
either saturation as well as like the right kind of weapons.
So it was a very very interesting demonstration. And I think,
you know, and again like it's not it's really important
for the regime to be forced to confirm what it
actually is, right, like if you can. In the eighties
and nineties, there was open debate about policy related to
a certain country in the Middle East, many countries in
the Middle East, but one in particular that you know
now nakedly runs the show and brazenly says that if
you notice this, you're a racist. And by the way,
your ancestors were horrible too, and it's and it's in
your genetics. And so everyone was like, oh my god,
like you're a psychopath, Like normal normal conservatiards are like, wow,
this is really bad. And so I'm here for it.
I'm enjoying that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I think that you know, one of the other
you know, major and they're kind of sort of tied
at the hip. And on one hand, uh, you know,
the j always a changing public opinion on the nation
of Israel. There was certainly a big move that happened
after October seventh, but it seems as if that was
predominantly on the left that you know, this is where
we saw you know, a lot of you know, anti
Israel protests on college campuses, which incidentally were stomped out
right in a very different way talking you know, BLM
protests and others. You know, a number of in this
might I think this was twenty twenty four, But point is,
you know, there were a number of IVY League and
kind of near IVY League university presidents who got you know,
the hatchet for being complicit or not as strident as
they could have been in taking these out.
Speaker 2: But it seems as.
Speaker 1: If that sort of hit the left first, whereas with
the right it took a little bit longer. But that's
been a dramatic transformation. I think perhaps one of the
most significant of twenty twenty five has been the shifting
public opinion on the nation of Israel. I think that
you know, watching the usual suspects react to, you know,
the war and Iran. They know, however brief it was,
that was as interesting, that was revealing and closely related.
That has been the mainstreaming of you know, Nicholas Funtess
who you know, isn't my thing. I don't listen to
his stuff, but when I see him go on one
of these shows, he's doing very well and there are
several things to learn there. One, he's a talented guy,
he's good at what he does. Two, it's been interesting
to see the cancel culture power of kan Inc fail
largely just due to how undisciplined their own people are.
You know, you have guys like Steven Crowder, who I
have nothing good to say. I have nothing good to
say about him. You know, he you know, denounced his
front has one day, and then once he sees the numbers,
he's like, oh, well, he's got to come on my show. Ah,
the you know, and even then, you know, the the
insane reaction to all of this from you know, figures
like then, people like Shapiro, people like Barry Weiss, which
that's sort of an interesting story that hasn't been quite
as big in our circles has been Barry Weiss, Uh,
you know taking over is it ABC or and I
can't remember one of the you know, the alphabet soup networks.
And it's been interesting and I mentioned this, Uh, I
don't remember if it's this as an article I published
or not. It will come out at some point. But
talking about how, you know, the desire for a kind
of conservative purge is there, it is unlikely they will
be able to accomplish it due to any number of reasons,
but one of them I thought was particularly interesting is
when you know Barry Weiss, who is you know, this
conservative Jewish lesbian who worked at New York Times there,
you know, yeah, worked at the Free Press. She was
talking about her role, and she says that my role
is to define the acceptable forty yards of discourse. Yeah,
sort of a you know, Overton Window esque mark. And yes,
Barry Weiss is in fact related to Barry White. Her
voice is not quite as good, but if you listen
to it really closely you can you can hear it.
But in all seriousness, right, she's talking about how we
need to get rid of, you know, these unacceptable figures
like Tucker, like Nick Fontes, like San Piker, so not
entirely wrong, and replace them with these these sort of
high minded conservative luminaries like Alan Derschwitz. Okay, look, man,
I don't how to break this to you, but Alan
Dershowitz is not what we would call a huge draw,
especially after Epstein. The specter of the Epstein scandal has
continued to hang over usgh Trump and Pambondi have managed
this extraordinarily poorly. And in addition to Trump, you know,
repeatedly saying that affordability is a Democrat hoax. He has
made similar comments about Epstein. As we've said before, you
know the kind of podcast bro conspiracy circuit was they
swung for Trump?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 1: He went on, you know those shows, and that's not
as the kids say, it's not a good look, it's
not doing him any favors. And you know, the immense
amount of gas lighting on this has been really frustrating
many people again feeling frustrated and disheartened. Dershowitz, if you
may remember, in addition to being weird and eighty years
old and not particularly charismatic, is a well known massage condichore.
But I believe he says I kept my underwear on
so it wasn't weird claim. I can't really imagine being
on a private jet and getting a massage from a
you know, suspiciously underage girl, Like it seems like a
weird thing. I wouldn't feel comfortable with that, let alone.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 1: It's sort of odd. But point is, Barry Weiss thinks
this is sort of important person we need to be,
you know, inserting into the discourse at the expense of
you know, everyone else. And I think that really, you know,
that sort of purge is I can't quite tell if
they're trying it now unsuccessfully or if they are building
up to something bigger. The story at Heritage was kind
of interesting, Carl, You and I spoke about that not
too long ago, but you know, this was part of
this purge where you know, a guy was fired for
defending Tucker Carlson's right to talk to someone on a
podcast he produces on his own property, on his own network.
He got outed. They went through that entire org and basically,
you know, found people who were unwilling to go to
Jewish religious dinners because of their religion, and you know,
accused them of anti Semitism. You know, certain figures who
are sort of leading this charge. It's kind of interesting.
We're seeing sort of a push from both, you know,
the the nominal right and nominal left. You have figures
like David French read my article about him on substack
saying thank you. I was for a little bit of context. Guys,
when we were on peat show, Carl is giving me
some writing advice, which is basically, stop being a lean.
He just put it out and I've been laboring over
this article for two weeks and I couldn't get it
how I wanted it, and so I basically put it
out like twelve hours later after Carl yelled at me.
So point is.
Speaker 2: Very I don't think I yelled at you.
Speaker 1: I encourage, No, no, you did it. But in all seriousness, right,
you have him going after what he calls the new Right,
you have James Lindsay going after the so called woke Right.
You have this push from uh, you know, the more
kind of explicitly and I don't want to say more
explicitly zionist, but the Ben Shapiro and Mark Levin types,
you know, all saying we need to get rid of
these people. And I think that really like this is
going to be, you know, the defining the defining fight
in twenty twenty six. We've already seen it a lot
this year. I mean really, as soon as Trump was,
you know, won the election, there was an instant scramble
to h to claim credit for it, in an instant
desire to say, we need to purge these people. Sort
of a rerun of what we saw in the eighties
and nineties with paleocons and neok But again the problem
is who who is the base for these people, right,
where do they derive their support from? Well, sure they
have Miraa Maidelson, who, interestingly enough, Tump Trump is mentioned
by name many more times than talking about you know,
homeowners under the age of forty. And as you may
be aware of, carl there are more people under age
forty trying to buy a house than there are Miriam
Madelson's a relatively significant margin. But again, like where do
you go? Because effectively there are mounting problems. These problems
are being cast as either Democrat hoaxes or simply ignored
the left is hyping itself up, or violence. Obviously we
haven't even mentioned, you know, the assassination of Charlie Kirk,
which I will say I have become just morally repulsed
by the way people are sort of using him as
a moral justification, like if you you it all see
kind of big conservative media. It is this kind of
repeated motif of here's something I think Charlie Kirk said
this to me in a phone call one time. Yeah,
you know, just like using him as like a trump card.
It's it's kind of ghastly.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 1: The bizarre situation with his wife that I will not
get into. I really think it's sort of distasteful, but
it is bizarre.
Speaker 2: Nonetheless, yes, agreed.
Speaker 1: And then also you have someone I dislike enough, I
very rarely mentioned them Candice Owens, uh who I don't
know if he is just actually mentally on mentally uh,
capable of complex thought, I'll leave it at that, or
if she's simply you know, grifting right, creating a big
stink on social media. But she is slotted into another
part of this attempt at college, which is also the
the uh, the desire to get rid of kind of
conspiracy theorists. You know, her and that guy Ian Carol
kind of function as the sort of like low IQ
conspirat arts.
Speaker 2: But but they're being promoted. Notice the lowest, the lowest
IQ takes the most transparent nonsense is what is being promoted.
This is a standard tactic. Sorry, right, just as she
took the bone out of her nose doesn't mean that
she's like a genius all of a sudden, Like people
forget this. They're they're like, I don't see a bone
in the nose, so like I must be dealing, you know,
and her hair straight and like she's wearing western clothing, no.
Speaker 1: Comment, No, it is sort of like the loose Chaine strategy.
Speaker 2: All over it. Yeah, exactly, where.
Speaker 1: It's basically like, oh, hey, let's take some transparently retarded
idea on an unex controversial or inexplicable event, and that
will be the b side, right, that will be your
alternative position because it is easy to dismiss it's transparently stupid.
So yeah, I mean, I think that that sort of
fight is going to be very interesting. You know, have
our friend Stormy talking about, you know, how our true
enemy is the Conservative there's something to that. I think
that there's also you know, a lot of auditioning for
new roles as sort of gatekeepers, people trying to play
pretend as if they're William Buckley so that they can,
you know, get into that role. I think you're getting
that from from Corky as well as a few others
like Barry Weiss. Yeah, it's sort of an interesting ongoing story.
I'm perhaps more interested in it than most, but I
see that continuing to develop at the same rate that
we're seeing increased political violence. I think that you know,
the economic stuff. Excuse me, I'm starting to lose my voice.
I'm not the person to talk about that, but the
economy is going very badly. We've done something as simple
as by groceries. You're aware of that fact. So really,
I mean, look, the tenor has changed remarkably over the
last year. The sort of jubilant the sort of you know,
we are going to kill you memes, all that kind
of stuff has really.
Speaker 2: Something still apply. It's just the timeline is a thing.
Oh I was talking about something different.
Speaker 1: But point is right that that sort of like jubilant,
like in your face tone has really dropped, and many
people are feeling disheartened, feeling like, hey, we got sold
to bad goods.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 1: That said, there are things which are would have been
inconceivable a year, let alone five years ago, that have
become common features in discourse. You know, about our relation
to certain foreign nations, all that stuff, And so ultimately
I think that is positive. And I think that you know,
we're already seeing the situation in ah in the UK
where a political party is crumbling, where it is falling apart,
and at this point, to be honest, I think that's
the best thing that can happen to the Republican parties.
It needs to die. Exactly, it is a collection of
losers wedded to their kind of subordinate position in the state,
and if something's going to change, if and something needs
give me something.
Speaker 2: It is certainly going to change and it must. Yes.
Speaker 1: So anyway, Yeah, that's that's sort of my my scattered
thoughts on the year. Other sort of major stories that
don't you know, slot into the sort of narratives we
mentioned before. Obviously, you had the canceling and then uncanceling
of Jimmy Kimmel that was sort of pathetic and lame.
No Kings has you know been around for a little bit,
that's just really gay.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 1: We had the government shutdown snap Saga, which was another
of reveal that again, this entire system is a massive
scam and the Republicans are completely ineffectual to do anything
about that. Many such cases, as a guy once said,
uh Zorn Mumdani. Uh, that's a big story in kind
of coninc circles that you know, there's a there's a
Jihadis socialist running New York. Uh, as I predicted, he's not.
I mean, I'm sorry, he's just not. He's come into
office and he's basically just another progressive, you know, he's
a he's a progressive that is more palatable to millennials,
more palatable to new arrivals. But same thing. Not a
good guy. I don't like him, not my friend, but
the outrage around him is sort of performative. And it's
particularly interesting how much uh Old New York Ukrainian money,
wink wink, nudge, nudge, went into preventing him from winning
and didn't work. Now look again, as we said earlier,
you know, in criticizing Tucker about his attitude towards Muslims,
that doesn't mean mister star Wars mayor is our friend,
far from it. But it does mean is again, these
people are not omnipotent. They can lose. And you know
there's a I think it's a German folk story right
about the Gaula, you know, the monster created that you
know eventually turns on its greater sort of a frank
yeah German, I think Alsatian one might say, but that
is something that is entirely possible. We saw a similar
thing happen with the deeply embarrassing mayor of Minneapolis. Is
it Jacob Frees his first name? I believe you know
where he narrowly skated over a Somali interest candidate within
the Democrat primary. He was able to do that, but
it was a near run thing, and that Smally candidate
again not our friend, but would govern an very different
way than Jacob Fry. I think that in much the
same way that we're starting to see tensions in the
UK between you know, progressive parties and their client groups,
because you know, sure they will vote with communists, but
they are very different priorities. Obviously they're not up for
the gay stuff, They're very much up for the gibbs.
I think that is a fracture we are likely to
see here as well. I mean, look like the UK
is in a situation where both major political parties are
basically collapsing. Many differences between their system of governments and arts,
but an interesting moment, and I think that that is
another trend we were likely to see. Ah, yeah, the
Frey Corps was victorious. Yes, anyway, as far as other ones,
just kind of wrapping this up six seven, that's a
pretty big deal.
Speaker 2: I don't even know what that is either. I think
you have kids, Might I have kids of the right age.
I could go ask them, but like my son just
rolls his eyes because he hates all trends. He's very
edgy like me, my daughter. O.
Speaker 1: Man, I feel like twenty twenty five is the year
I became old. Yeah, it was like it was well
and fully like I don't understand things. It's it's they're
new and they're scary and one day it'll happen to you. Well,
it's finally happened to me. The point is now culture,
the West is fallen. It's what I'm saying now that
I no longer understand things. And then really, you know,
the others we've talked about the you know, the political violence.
Marjorie Taylor Green has decided to step down, which is
sort of interesting. I don't like her. I don't think
she's smart generally, but I think this might actually be
a good move for her if she is looking ahead
towards a massive Republican blood path, Yeah, which will be
blamed on the quote unquote woke right, will be blamed
on the conspiracy theorist, will be blamed on not on
being too radical, on not supporting you know, the Alsatians
to the to the required degree. Well, simply if those
people aren't there, you know, if they've been out of
power for two years, you can't blame them. It's an
interesting move. We'll see how it works out for them.
But I think that the purge will intensify or at
least their attempts at one as situations get worse for
their party, as the amount of defeats and off your
elections amount, especially after the midterms, that will be the discussion.
The discussion will be we got too radical, we became woke.
We need to tack to the center. We need another
Mitt Romney because look, Trump isn't around too long. And
say what you will about JD. Vans, but they don't
like him. They want him out. We didn't mention signal Gate,
but it's particularly interesting that that whole cluster right where
they just some guy accidentally added, you know, an Atlantic
journalist to a group chat on accident be able to
leak a bunch of information. Who is it targeted at
A Jdvans at Pete Hegseath. Again, guys, I don't like
but if you look at this conversation about the woke, right,
the line goes, well, the kids are woke. You know
they're Nazis, so you need to purge them out of
every institution. You need to purge them out of the
young Republicans, as we saw earlier in the year. You
need to cut them off. You need to purge heritage,
you need to get rid of them. Why are they bad? Well,
Nick Nick one tes connects to Tucker, He's another problem.
You need to get rid of Tucker. Who is Tucker's
best friend? According to this JD. Vans, So that is
the woke right infiltration of the Republican Party. You've already
seen them being blamed for everything, and to me that
seems logical. Again we understand here you can walk in
chew gum. At the same time, does not mean jad
Vance's our best friend. But I do think it is
interesting how much a certain segment of the regime truly
hates him. And again I have my criticisms of him.
It doesn't even need to be said. I have, you know,
multiple things about him that I do not prefer, I
do not like. But I think that that is effectively
the locus of this disagreement, because again, right, Trump is
soon to be out of politics one way or another.
He is an old man. He isn't going to be
around forever. And the question is, well, what becomes of
Mecca after Trump does it fully, you know, return to
you know, the the Romney Reich forever or you know,
is there some sort of successor Trump is giving the
nod to Vance. But also it's interesting how much he
talks about Marco Rubio, who is connected to Susie Wiles,
who's basically a full on swamp creature like neocons Florida man.
And that's that's interesting as well, right, because it's always
Trump saying, well, we'll do both. It'll be a Vance
Rubio ticket. But I'd be be shocked if there weren't
people trying to angle for Rubio no Vance, So that
I think will be an interesting dynamic as well, Like
when does the official jockeying for you know, the placement
to Trump start. I mean, I think it's already started,
it's just not explicit per se. But yeah, that's sort
of my year in review, year in wrap up and
trends that I have sort of predicting in the future.
The Carl, is there anything I've missed, anything you think
is going to be relevant in the upcoming year?
Speaker 2: You know, I think the only thing that we can
say based on all of this is that the most
important thing here kind of like Doge. Dose Doge was
a parallel institution controlled by the affection of the Trump
people and Trump allies who wanted to actually make it happen.
And you must have your own parallel institutions. Burden and
I are associated with the OGC, the Old Glory Club.
You know, you need to know people irl in your
area who you can network with that plugs you into
a national network as well to kind of do your
own thing. And this is like doing business with each other,
buying meat from a guy and your crew or his cousin,
you know, taking your car to one of your guys
auto shops, keeping your money in the same pool, Helping
each other start businesses, supporting each other small businesses because
we're on our own, like no one's going to save us.
You know. The one of the things that I think
is actually promising about not only the Trump administration, but
the shift that has taken place is that is power
generation in America, which is incredibly important. Like we've stymied
ourselves by having incredibly yes kissing each other good night,
We've stymied ourselves by having incredibly expensive electricity because of
gay tard stuff. Predict production of nuclear power is incredibly
important so that we can drive costs down of materials,
so that the reshoring, which is happening no matter what,
just because of the nature of what's going on in
the world, the resharing, the reshoring of production to America
is completely dependent upon affordable electricity because that's the only
variable that combines with high American wages to keep prices
down is cheap electricity. It's it's as simple as that,
and it's a compounding situation. There's some there's been some
very good material on the topic over the past couple
months from people, and I think that's probably the most
important thing that's going to happen. Do I think that
we're going to get that, Yes, I think we're going
to get that in a lot of America states, but
not all of them, like and some even some libtard states,
but mostly more like Red States. Our Red States is
the leadership of Red states, gay and retarded. Yes, yes,
those that they are the GOPE, but they also understand
the importance of power and having an actual economy for people.
Are they very compliant and complicit when it comes to
you know, mass migration. Yes, Is that going to be
a challenge, Yes, But cheap power is incredibly important. I
think it's going to happen. I mean I ought eighty
five percent chance that we're going to see a massive
decrease in power. They have to do it. Like the
biggest thing that I came away with after October seventh
was they have to put power back in our hands,
or at least get us to buy back in for
any any of this to have a chance. Are they
going to try to split out with other people? Yes?
Are they going to try to pivot and expand Israeli
influence in South America and Africa and other places. Yes,
they got blocked out of China. Their plan was to,
like milk us, do the bust out operation here and
in Europe and then move on to China. They failed
at that. They had to pivot. They have they need us,
and they also don't want to live in Israel. So
a commenter pointed out that when the when the rockets
of peace started cascading down upon Israel, they would not
let people leave the country because everyone who could leave
left because of Gaza and because of the the missiles
to stay and relax to and so it's this it's
this push pull that is taking place that we're going
to see play out. They have to do some level
of empowerment and the only way to get our buy
in is to engage in that empowerment, which is why
you're seeing a lot of the shift in things that
they're willing to talk about. And we still have lots
of opportunity to share things. All the all the Somali
fraud stuff, this goes back thirteen fourteen years, it being
exposed on the news all the time, and nothing was
happening because of the government and controlling the narrative there.
And now we have people that like, we have to
stop this because we're going fucking broke because of it.
We can't give Israel money if we're giving it to
bulb heads, so to do nothing thing. And so it'll
be incredibly interesting to see how all this stuff plays
out because they have to empower us and they don't
want to, but they have to. And so this is
where the rubber hits the road. This is why I
can't be black pilled because this it's just the way
it is. You can't have a World War two ramp
up like everyone's been like, Oh, they just want to
get Whitey back on the reservation back on the plantation
so that we can have another big war. They can't
do that, as Thomas points out. Thomas was pointing out
when we recorded the latest Inquisition like two nights ago,
that it's over. They can't do that anymore. But you
need weapons, you need power generation. YadA, YadA, YadA. It's
nuclear power, poor man. It's only nuclear power. All of
the moving of the needle is in the nuclear power space.
And because you need that for data centers, you need
that as an alternative to the natural gas model. It
just does. Natural gas doesn't produce enough power. You need
it for the upscaling of the power grid for a frankly,
a transition to EV and a lot of those technologies,
which is still going. Yes, they rolled back a lot
of the restrictions on internal combustion engines for the near
future because but they need both. And so this is
a balancing act that they have to attempt to maintain,
and that requires empowering us, and they're petrified of doing it,
and they hate it. It's the last thing they want
to do is to treat us like human beings. But
they have to do it, and that's what's playing out
here and The nice thing is is enough people are
starting it's over, Like the next generations, all these people
who are like, well, I'm a boomer or a senior
gen xer, and all I've seen is us lose, and
so we have to have a losing mentality of going underground.
It's like, no, that is over, Like the noticing will continue.
Our mutual friend Astral points out that like on Instagram,
everything is in is there's grug versions of all of
our talking points all over Instagram and that's almost all
that you see, and they just can't counter it. They
can counter it by having paid influencers and advertising campaigns
that everyone then makes fun of. So it's over for them.
It just takes a lot of time for this stuff
to play out. Does that mean that it's always going
to be wonder for us? No, we are going into
some very very tough times. Don't get me wrong. We're
going into some tough times, but it will be incredibly interesting.
Speaker 1: I think that you're you're right about that. And on
the point of being interesting, it's it sort of feels
like we're at the end of an era, you know. Yeah,
the the house that FDR built is coming apart. One
way or another, and the Nuremberg regime is coming apart
one way or another, and that is no inclination of
what will come next. But you got it in. It's
kind of exciting.
Speaker 2: It's very exciting.
Speaker 1: I'm about to lose my voice. I was up too
late last night. Rain in the New Year. But uh,
where where can people find you?
Speaker 2: Man? Best place for my effort posts and my my
podcast appearances is on my sub stack Carl doll dot
substack dot com. To show my marketing genius and the
fact that I have my finger on the pulse of
my audience. Last night New Year's Eve, at six thirty
pm Eastern, I posted a ten five hundred word essay
about Francisco Largocaveero teen Heartthrob that everyone was like on
the edge of their seat to read this article, like
outside the Largo Caveiro themed New Year's Eve party that
they were at. Jokes aside. It actually was received very
well and had a really high hit and read count,
so I was very happy about that. But anyway, Yeah,
I'm continuing to crank out original content there doing podcasts.
I've been I've participated in two Inquisition sessions so far.
I have a banger coming up with astral flight simulation
that comes out Monday, that is talking about anarcho tyranny
and bio Leninism. Sam Francis our Anarcotyranny article and spandrels
biological leninism concept and how that applies to the modern era,
as well as findings from the Spanish Civil War from
the nationalist psychiatrists on the topic. So incredibly interesting stuff.
It's about two hours. It's a banger that'll be coming out.
And then also of course on x Cowdio Doll two
books on Amazon Faction and Faction with the Crusaders by Book.
Thank you mister J. Burden. Happy New Year's to everybody.
We are going to win eventually.
Speaker 1: Happy New Year, Carl and I noticed you forgot to
We got to mention the Google Drive with thirty six
thousand photos of your feet.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, that's right,